Joe Albero

Iran’s parliament voted overwhelmingly to suspend cooperation with the IAEA, banning inspections until security guarantees are provided. Lawmakers accused the IAEA of failing to condemn recent Israeli and U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities. The bill mandates halting voluntary IAEA cooperation and signals plans to accelerate Iran’s nuclear program. The move follows a fragile ceasefire …

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Eleanor Holmes Norton turned 88 this month Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, an octogenarian Democrat who represents Washington, D.C., in the House but cannot vote to pass legislation, said that she will seek re-election — but then her office walked back her comment. NBC News’ Sahil Kapur noted in a Wednesday post on X that Norton said, “Yeah, I’m gonna …

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County Council Proposes Legislation to Codify Solid Waste Facility Hours in Response to Commercial Hauler Restrictions The Wicomico County Council will introduce legislation to codify the hours of operation for the Newland Park Landfill, County convenience centers, and recycling centers. This bill is in response to the County Executive’s recently announced plan to begin phasing …

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Neera Tanden, a former top aide for President Joe Biden, told Congress that she had authorization to direct autopen signatures for the president but does not know who gave the final order. Tanden served as the director of Biden’s Domestic Policy Council and she told Congress during a testimony on Tuesday that the president used an …

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While Americans, and much of the world, closely watch the events unfolding in Iran and Israel, the U.S. Senate is putting the final touches on its version of the “big, beautiful” reconciliation bill, which President Trump hopes to sign into law by the Fourth of July. On June 21, Trump posted to Truth Social, “I HATE ‘GREEN …

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A lifeguard who was impaled by a 6-foot umbrella at a New Jersey beach is now recovering in a hospital, according to local officials. The woman was found wounded on the ground near her lifeguard stand on Asbury Park’s 3rd Avenue Beach. The umbrella pierced her left shoulder and continued through the front of her …

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The Supreme Court delivered a significant victory for federalism and state sovereignty Thursday, ruling 6-3 that South Carolina can exclude Planned Parenthood from its Medicaid program without facing federal lawsuits from individual patients. The decision in Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic establishes important guardrails around when private parties can sue states over federal spending programs. Writing …

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Officials in Cranbury Township aim to seize land from historic family farm despite century-old history A 175-year-old family farm in New Jersey is fighting to stay afloat as its co-owner is speaking out against efforts by the local government to seize the land for affordable housing. Andy Henry discussed his and his brother Christopher’s historic …

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A new report from the head of the IRS’s Taxpayer Advocate Service shows that the agency has lost more than one-quarter of its workforce since President Donald Trump assumed office. The overhaul is consistent with the administration’s effort to slim down the federal government, but it raises questions about the agency’s readiness for the 2026 …

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The family of Gavin Knupp, a 14-year-old killed in a hit-and-run accident in 2022, has filed a civil suit against several named co-defendants, including Tyler Mailloux, two of his family members, and his former employer. On June 25, Tiffany and Ray Knupp and their daughter, Summer Knupp, filed suit in Worcester County Circuit Court against Mailloux, the …

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